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Apologies and Deputy Members To record the names of apologies given and Deputy Members who are attending the meeting in place of appointed Members. Minutes: There were no apologies for absence.
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Declarations of Interests To receive any disclosure of interests from members and officers in matters to be discussed Minutes: There were no declarations of interest relating to matters on the agenda.
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To approve the minutes of the Joint West of Waterlooville Major Development Planning Committee held on 15 October 2015 Minutes: RESOLVED that the minutes of the meeting held on 16 October 2015 be approved as a correct record and signed by the Chairman. |
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Chairman's Announcements The Chairman reported that an update sheet had been circulated at the meeting relating to minutes 4 and 5. This update sheet was accepted by the Joint Committee.
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16/02621/REM - Berewood Phase 3A for 296 Residential PDF 130 KB Proposal: Berewood Phase 3A for 296 Residential, associated with the outline application for the Berewood development as part of the West of Waterlooville Major Development Area
Parish: Southwick And Widley
Additional documents: Minutes: Proposal: Berewood Phase 3A for 296 Residential, associated with the outline application for the Berewood development as part of the West of Waterlooville Major Development Area
The Committee considered the written report and recommendation of the Head of Development Management together with the updates circulated at the meeting. The committee was advised that the update sheet contained revised conditions, updates on proposed materials and comments from Urban Design.
Arising from questions from the committee, it was advised that;
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The proposed UPVC windows would be sympathetic to
the appearance of the area due to their design and fit;
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Once the highways in the MDA had been formally
adopted as public highways, they could be subject to parking
enforcement;
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Each unit would have cycle storage facilities;
and
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The contribution to affordable housing was inline
with policy at 40%. The committee was addressed by the following deputation:
Mrs Aaron Wright, representing Barratt David Wilson Homes, who spoke in support of the application for the following reasons:
a.
The proposed scheme was inline with the design code
and was sympathetic to the character of the area.
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The landscape design was inclusive of a large range
of biodiversity adding range and character to the area,
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The proposal was supported by the Urban Design
Officer,
d.
A robust car parking strategy had been devised which
adhered to the parking policy in addition to access points
being, e. The proposal was a high quality, sustainable development.
In response to questions
raised by the committee, Mrs Wright advised that, if the proposal
was approved, Barratt David Wilson Homes would look to begin
development at the earliest possible opportunity. The Committee discussed the application in detail together with the view raised by the deputy. The Committee were in agreement that the proposal was of a high quality design, with an appropriate spread of affordable housing and an agreeable affordable housing contribution. It was therefore RESOLVED that the Head of Planning Development be authorised to grant permission for APP/16/02621/REM subject to the following conditions:
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The development hereby approved shall be carried out
in accordance with the following plans and documents; |
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10/02862/OUT - Deed of Variation PDF 103 KB Proposal: Deed of variation
Parish: Denmead, Southwick & Widley and in Havant Borough Council
Minutes: Proposal: Deed of Variation
The Committee considered the written report and recommendation of the Head of Development Management together with the updates issued at the meeting.
The committee were advised of the update sheet which included a resolution from the West of Waterlooville forum that the forum supported the proposal to provide community facilities in two areas.
The committee invited Lisa Turley to answer questions and provide clarification on issues which included:
· Highways access issues, · Proposed routes to local amenities, · Overall site infrastructure.
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Additional car parking availability, with overflow
facilities when appropriate. Although concern was raised over the proposal of Winchester City Council taking responsibility for open spaces, the committee found no reasons for refusal. It was therefore
RESOLVED that members approved the principle of changing the section 106 agreement set out in the report and delegated the detailed wording of the text to be inserted in the deed of variation for final agreement by: · Head of Legal and Head of Development Management for Winchester City Council · Head of Legal and Head of Planning Services for Havant Borough Council · Head of Law and Governance and Monitoring Officer for Hampshire County Council
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